Germany's outgoing Chancellor Olaf Scholz wrote that "no one wants peace more than the citizens of Ukraine", with his ...

THE key Ukrainian port city of Odesa that’s wanted by mad Vladimir Putin is “on fire” after a gargantuan drone attack, with ...

DONALD Trump suggested the US takes ownership of Ukraine’s power plants after declaring his peace plans were “on track” ...

The timing of the call was the most recent evidence of Ukraine being relegated to the back seat in talks about its future.

By Tim Balk European leaders quickly pledged their continued support for Ukraine on Friday after President Trump’s blistering criticism of Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelensky, in a meeting ...

European leaders – including those from Germany, Poland, Spain, Norway, Sweden, the Czech Republic, Latvia, Lithuania and Moldova – rallied behind Zelensky in posts on X. Moldova President ...

The Ukrainian president was speaking at a summit to mark the third anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion.

After an initial statement of thanks directed at Trump and the U.S. more broadly, Zelensky thanked officials from Poland, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Estonia, Finland, Slovakia, Latvia ...

Zelensky “should apologize for wasting our ... Finland, Croatia, Estonia, Latvia, Slovenia, Belgium, Lithuania, Luxembourg and Ireland. Canadian, Australian and New Zealand leaders added their ...

As well as the meeting with Mr Zelensky, tomorrow will see the Prime Minister meet separately with Italy’s Giorgia Meloni and chair a call with the Baltic countries – Latvia, Lithuania and ...

Zelensky met Trump in Washington on Feb. 28 ... Officials from Spain, Lithuania, Latvia, Norway, and the Netherlands also issued statements reaffirming their commitment to Ukraine in the wake ...

Zelensky shared his appreciation with the presidents of Switzerland, Finland, Estonia, Romania, Latvia and the Netherlands, in addition to prime ministers from the United Kingdom, Australia ...